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Overview

William M. Landau was affiliated with Washington University in St. Louis in the United States. Over the course of their career, they contributed to scientific research recognized within their fields of study.

Although specific publications and research topics are not listed, the available data indicates that their academic work did not include frequent collaborations with other authors or submissions to specific publication venues more than once. This suggests an individual research approach or a focus on solitary work.

There is no record of major awards or recognitions attributed to William M. Landau in the source data. Likewise, no book publications or specialized subfields within their research are documented.

The absence of detailed information on fields of study, main topics, or research themes means that the precise scientific areas investigated remain unspecified. However, their primary institutional affiliation suggests that their work took place within an academic environment conducive to advanced research.

William M. Landau is recorded as deceased. The information summarized here provides a factual outline of their professional background without further interpretive commentary.

Best Publications

  • Syndrome of Acquired Aphasia with Convulsive Disorder in Children

    William M. Landau;Frank R. Kleffner

  • A pilot study of urokinase therapy in cerebral infarction.

    Anthony P. Fletcher;Norma Alkjaersig;Martin Lewis;Vasil Tulevski

  • Acquired aphasia with convuIsive disorder Course and prognosis

    John F. Mantovani;William M. Landau

  • Nerve Excitation: A Macromolecular Approach

    William M. Landau

  • Pain from dermal, periosteal, and fascial endings and from inflammation; electrophysiological study employing differential nerve blocks.

    William Landau;George H. Bishop

  • Congenital aphasia. A clinicopathologic study.

    William M. Landau;Robert Goldstein;Frank R. Kleffner

  • Comparison of Formal Language Therapy With Supportive Counseling for Aphasia due to Acute Vascular Accident

    Jacqueline Hartman;William M. Landau

  • Preservation of directly stimulated muscle strength in hemiplegia due to stroke.

    William M. Landau;Shirley A. Sahrmann

  • Further analysis of fiber groups in the optic tract of the cat.

    George H. Bishop;Margaret H. Clare;William M. Landau

  • The plantar reflex in man, with special reference to some conditions where the extensor response is unexpectedly absent.

    William M. Landau;Margaret H. Clare

  • Intracranial bleeding associated with urokinase therapy for acute ischemic hemispheral stroke.

    J Hanaway;R Torack;A P Fletcher;W M Landau

  • The essential mechanism in myotonia; an electromyographic study.

    William M. Landau

  • Randomized clinical trial of magnesium, diazepam, or both after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest

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  • Fusimotor Function: Part IV. Reinforcement of the H Reflex in Normal Subjects

    William M. Landau;Margaret H. Clare

  • ANALYSIS OF THE FORM AND DISTRIBUTION OF EVOKED CORTICAL POTENTIALS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF POLARIZING CURRENTS

    W. M. Landau;G. H. Bishop;M. H. Clare

  • Clinical neuromythology VII. Artificial intelligence: the brain transplant cure for parkinsonism.

    William M. Landau

  • An analysis of the cortical response to antidromic pyramidal tract stimulation in the cat

    William M. Landau

  • Blood coagulation and plasma fibrinolytic enzyme system pathophysiology in stroke.

    A P Fletcher;N Alkjaersig;A Davies;M Lewis

  • Dorsal rhizotomy, a treatment of unproven efficacy.

    William M. Landau;Carlton C. Hunt

  • Fusimotor Function: Part VI. H Reflex, Tendon Jerk, and Reinforcement in Hemiplegia

    William M. Landau;Margaret H. Clare

  • Fusimotor Function: Part V. Reflex Reinforcement Under Fusimotor Block in Normal Subjects

    Margaret H. Clare;William M. Landau

  • Handbook of Clinical Neurology: 3. Disorders of Higher Nervous Activity

    William M. Landau

  • The Conduction of the Nervous Impulse

    William M. Landau

  • Contemporary Neurology Series: Special Techniques for Neurologic Diagnosis: Bowman Gray School of Medicine Number

    William M. Landau

  • The Neural Control of Sweating.

    William Landau

Frequent Co-Authors

Jonathan W. Mink
Jonathan W. Mink University of Rochester
Marcus E. Raichle
Marcus E. Raichle Washington University in St. Louis
Albert M. Galaburda
Albert M. Galaburda Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Michael J. Aminoff
Michael J. Aminoff University of California, San Francisco
Erwin B. Montgomery
Erwin B. Montgomery University of Wisconsin–Madison
Dan Nettleton
Dan Nettleton Iowa State University
Jim Grigsby
Jim Grigsby University of Colorado Denver
Susan E. Mackinnon
Susan E. Mackinnon Washington University in St. Louis
Randi J Hagerman
Randi J Hagerman University of California, Davis
Paul J. Hagerman
Paul J. Hagerman University of California, Davis

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